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January 1926, Volume 123, Issue 1
- 20-26 Does Accident Prevention Pay?
by G.A. Orth - 27-32 Organizing for Safety Nationally
by W.H. Cameron - 33-35 Organizing a Local Safety Council
by Julien H. Harvey - 36-40 The Part of the Casualty Insurance Company in Accident Prevention
by David Van Schaack - 41-45 The Need for More Definite Analysis of Accident Causes
by Lucian W. Chaney - 46-50 Safety Education in the Public Schools
by Albert W. Whitney - 51-54 The National Safety Code Program
by P.G. Agnew - 55-58 How Safety Codes Are Developed and Enforced in Pennsylvania
by Cyril Ainsworth - 59-62 Safety Code Enforcement in Ohio
by Thomas P. Kearns - 63-70 Enforcement of Industrial Codes in Massachusetts
by Ethel M. Johnson - 71-77 Safety Code Enforcement in California
by John A. McGilvray - 78-85 The Wisconsin Idea in Safety
by F.M. Wilcox & A.J. Altmeyer - 86-92 Safety in the Steel Industry
by Charles L. Close - 93-101 Safety in Coal Mining
by D. Harrington - 102-104 Safety in Mining—Other Than Coal
by John L. Boardman - 105-109 Safety in the Cement Industry
by Henry A. Reninger - 110-115 Safety for Railroad Employes
by E.S. Chapin - 116-120 Safety in Building Construction
by C.H. Almstead - 121-126 Safety in the Automobile Industry
by R.F. Thalner - 127-131 Safety in the Chemical Industry
by L.A. De Blois - 132-135 Safety in the Paper Industry
by William John Peacock - 136-142 Safety in the Textile Industry
by G.H. Van Emburgh JR - 143-147 Safety Progress in the Woodworking Industry
by John A. Dickinson - 148-151 The Guarding of Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment
by Victor S. Karabasz - 152-155 Point of Operation Guarding
by Gregory C. Kelly - 156-162 Safety on Walkways, Floors, Etc
by H. Weaver Mowery - 163-167 Eye Protection
by Walter G. King - 168-171 Guarding Against Infection
by W. Irving Clark - 172-174 The Prevention of Industrial Poisoning
by William F. Boos - 175-187 Industrial Lighting as a Safety Measure
by John S. Spicer - 188-190 Industrial Safety
by M.E. Danford - 191-196 Putting Safety Across to the Worker
by Caral B. Coxe - 197-199 The Foreman's Responsibility for Accidents
by Matthew Lund - 200-204 Sustaining Interest in Safety
by John A. Oartel - 205-209 Relation of Workmen's Compensation to Accident Prevention
by John B. Andrews - 210-213 Inter-Relation of Compensation and Safety Work in New York State
by Leon S. Senior - 214-216 Getting the Injured Man Back to Work
by Harold F. Webb - 217-224 Rehabilitating the Worker When Accident Prevention Fails
by S.S. Riddle - 225-225 Fachiri, Alexander P. The Permanent Court of International Justice — Its Constitution, Procedure and Work. Pp. vi, 342. Price, $5.00. New York: American Branch, Oxford University Press, 1925
by Manley O. Hudson - 225-225 Mason, Alpheus T., Ph.D. Organized Labor and the Law . Pp. 265. Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press, 1925
by N/A - 225-226 Huffcut, Ernest W. Elements of Business Law (Second Revised Edition). Revised by George G. Bogert, Dean of the Cornell University College of Law. Pp. 352. Price, $1.48. Boston: Ginn and Company, 1925
by W.H. Spencer - 226-226 Anderson, William. American City Government. Pp. ix, 675. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1925
by W. Brooke Graves - 226-227 Michelbaker, G. F., and Nial, Thomas M., Workmen's Compensation Insurance, Pp. 503. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1925
by Sumner H. Slichler - 227-228 Raymond, William G. The Public and its Utilities. Pp. xii, 346. Price, $3.50 net. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Incorporated. 1925
by Martin G. Glaeser - 228-228 Poffenberger, Albert T. Psychology in Advertising. Pp. xix+632. Chicago: A. W. Shaw Company, Chicago, 1925
by W.B. Pillsbury - 229-229 Chaddock, Robert, Emmet. Principles and Methods of Statistics. Pp. xvi+471. Houghton Mifflin Company, 1925
by Hugh Carter - 229-230 Water Works Practice. A Manual issued by the American Water Works Association. Pp. 790. Price, $5.00. Baltimore: The Williams and Wilkinson Company, 1925
by Austin F. Macdonald - 230-231 Sorokin, PitirimA. The Sociology of Revolution. With an introduction by Edward Cary Hayes. (Lippincott Socological Series.) Pp. xii+428. Price, $3.00. London and Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1925
by Robert E. Park - 231-232 Brown, Lady Richmond. Unknown Tribes, Uncharted Seas. Pp. 268, with 52 illustrations. New York: D. Appleton & Company. 1925
by Frank G. Speck - 232-233 Von Hanstein, Otfrid. The World of the Incas, A Socialistic Study of the Past (translated by Anna Barwell). Pp. 189. Price $2.50. New York: E. P. Dutton & Company
by Frank G. Speck - 233-233 Weigall, Arthur. A History of the Pharaohs, Vol. I, The First Eleven Dynasties. Pp. 328. Price $6.00. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company
by Kemper Fullerton - 233-234 Bowben, Witt. Industrial Society in England Towards the End of the Eighteenth Century. Pp. 342. Price, $3.50. New York: The Macmillan Company
by Benjamin S. Terry - 234-234 Fisher, Mrs. H. A. L. Then and Now, Economic Problems after the War, a Hundred Years Ago, with an introduction by the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, O.M. Pp. 113 and Bibliography. New York: Oxford University Press, American Branch
by Benjamin S. Terry - 234-234 Woods, Robert A. The Preparation of Calvin Coolidge. Pp. 288. Price, $1.50. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1924
by H.L. King - 234-235 Brooks, Sideney. with a Preface by George Barr Baker. America and Germany, 1918-1925. Pp. 191. Price, $1.50. New York: The Macmillan Company
by Karl F. Geiser - 235-235 Jeudwine, J. W. Religion, Commerce, Liberty: A Record of a Time of Storm and Change; 1683-1793. Pp. 391. Price, $3.75. London and New York: Longmans, Green and Company
by Karl F. Geiser - 235-235 Commonwealth Fund Program for the Prevention of Delinquency. Progress Report. New York: Joint Committee on Methods of Preventing Delinquency, 1925
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November 1925, Volume 122, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Austin F. Macdonald - 1-7 The Far East and the Pacific as a Phase of European Politics
by Herbert Adams Gibbons - 8-14 Constitutional and Political Development in China Under the Republic
by Harold S. Quigley - 15-17 What Policy in China?
by G. Nye Steiger - 18-25 Ideals of the Philippines
by Maximo M. Kalaw - 26-48 The United States and the Philippines
by Ralston Hayden - 49-56 Development of Transportation in Japan
by J. Takaku - 57-69 The Chinese Eastern Railway
by Chin-Chun Wang - 70-77 The Cable Situation in the Pacific Ocean, with Special Reference to the Far East
by George Atcheson JR - 78-81 Electrical Communications in the Pacific
by Walter S. Rogers - 82-95 China's Post-War Trade
by Julean Arnold - 96-99 The Natural Resources of Japan
by Hirosi Saito - 100-110 China's New System of Schools
by Chi-Pao Cheng & W.T. Tao - 111-123 Education in Japan
by Ignacio Villamor - 124-130 The Equipment of American Students for Foreign Service
by W.B. Carpenter - 131-140 The Significance of Foreign Financial Control in China
by Frederic E. Lee - 141-147 Sources of Revenue in Japan
by Tadao Wikawa - 148-159 The Opium Problem
by Welles A. Gray - 160-166 Living Conditions in Japan
by Herbert H. Gowen - 167-173 Living Conditions in China
by Maude B. Warner - 174-180 Europeanization and the Ancient Culture in Pacific Asia
by Upton Close - 181-187 American-Japanese Relations The Logic of the Exclusionists
by Sidney L. Gulick - 188-198 The Gentlemen's Agreement How It Has Functioned
by Kiyo Sue Inui - 199-213 California's Attitude Towards the Oriental
by Eliot Grinnell Mears - 214-246 Bibliography of China, Japan and the Philippine Islands
by William Adams Slade - 247-264 The Three Major Commodities of Persia
by Sultan M. Amerie - 265-265 Selections from the Correspondence of Theo dore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge, 1884-1918. 2 Volumes. Pp. 1118. Price, $10.00. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1925
by Clinton Rogers Woodruff - 265-265 WILSTACH, PAUL. Jefferson and Monti cello. Pp. 258. Price, $5.00. Garden City: Doubleday, Page & Company
by N/A - 265-266 The Chinese Abroad. MACNAIR, HARLEY F., Professor of Government, St. John's University. Shanghai, China: Commer cial Press, 1924
by W. Leon Godshall - 266-267 JANES, GEORGE MILTON, PH.D. Who Should Have Wealth and Other Papers. Pp. ix, 170. Price, $1.50. Milwaukee, Wis.: Morehouse Publishing Company, 1925
by Everett W. Goodhue - 267-268 ODUM, HOWARD W. Southern Pioneers. Pages vi, 221. Price, $2.00. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press
by N/A - 268-268 CULBERTSON, WILLIAM SMITH. Interna tional Economic Policies. Pp. xviii, 575. Price, $3.50. New York: D. Appleton & Company
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 269-270 DAWES, RUFUS C. The Dawes Plan in the Making. Pp. 525. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 270-270 MOFFIT, Louis W., PH.D. (Edin.) England on the Eve of the Industrial Revolution. Pp. xxii, 312. Price, 12s. 6d. London: P. S. King & Son, Ltd., 1925
by Witt Bowden - 270-270 EMDEN, CECIL S., M.A. Principles of British Constitutional Law. Pp. xix, 221. Price, 7/6 net. London : Methuen & Company, Ltd
by N/A - 270-270 LONG, JOHN C. Public Relations. Pp. ix, 248. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc
by N/A - 270-271 OGG, FREDERIC A., and RAY, P. ORMAN. Introduction to American Government. Second edition. Price, $3.75. New York: The Century Company
by E.B. Logan - 271-271 The Problem of Business Forecasting. Pa per presented at the Eighty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the American Statistical As sociation, Washington, D. C., December 27-29, 1923. (Number Six, Publica tions of the Pollak Foundation for Eco nomic Research.) Edited by Warren M. Persons, William Trufant Foster, and Albert J. Hettinger, Jr. Pp. vii, 311. Price, $4.00. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1924
by N/A - 271-272 LEFFINGWELL, WILLIAM HENRY. Office Management. Pp. 850. Price, $5.00. Chicago and New York: A. W. Shaw Company
by O.R. Martin - 272-272 McDOUGALL, WILLIAM. The Indestructible Union. Pp.249. Price, $2.50. Boston: Little, Brown and Company
by Lane W. Lancaster - 272-273 BEACH, WALTER GREENWOOD. An Intro duction to Sociology and Social Problems. Pp. xiv, 369. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1925
by L.L. Bernard - 273-273 SCOTT, GEORGE G. The Science of Biology. Pp. xii, 617. Price, $3.50. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1925
by Frederick C. Grover - 273-273 SIMS, NEWELL LEROY. Society and Its Surplus. Pp. xii, 581. New York: D. Appleton and Company
by F.Stuart Chapin - 273-274 GIDDINGS, FRANKLIN HENRY. The Scien tific Study of Human Society. Pp. 247. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1924
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September 1925, Volume 121, Issue 1_suppl
- 1-1 Acknowledgment
by Margaret H. Schoenfeld - 1-2 Introduction
by Anne Bezanson - 3-63 Trend of Wage Earners' Savings in Philadelphia
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September 1925, Volume 121, Issue 1
- 1-9 The Protection of Family Life Through Accident Prevention and Compensation
by John B. Andrews - 10-15 Recent Progress in the Control and Elimination of Industrial Diseases
by Lee K. Franket - 16-24 The Family Allowance System as a Protector of Children
by Paul H. Douglas - 25-37 Family Protection Through Supplemental Income
by Francis Tyson - 38-45 Newer Aspect's of Child Health
by Richard Arthur Bolt - 46-52 Social Hygiene and the Child
by Valeria Parker - 53-59 The Significance of Mental Hygiene in Child Guidance
by Bernard Glueck - 60-69 The Place of the Juvenile Court in a Community Program for Child Welfare
by Katharine F. Lenroot - 70-74 The School Discovering the Child
by J.H. Minnick - 75-84 Perpetuating the Spirit of Charitable Bequests for Children Through the Assistance of the Courts
by John S. Bradway - 85-95 Child Welfare Programs of Churches and Fraternal Orders1
by C.W. Areson & H.W. Hopkirk - 96-107 Federal Safeguards of Child Welfare : Child Welfare Has Become a World Concern—What is the Share of the United States ?
by Julia Lathrop - 108-109 The Value of Social Work Conferences
by George W. Norris - 110-119 Every-Child in Philadelphia—What He Has to Live On
by Jacob Billikopf - 119-122 Every—Child—What He Needs
by J. Prentice Murphy - 122-126 The Problems of Children as the Family Agency Sees Them
by Ella H. Mackay - 126-127 Problems of Children as a Public Agency Sees Them
by Mary S. Labaree - 127-131 The Problems of Children as the Settlement Sees Them
by Dana How - 131-136 Every—Child—Where and How He Plays
by Elsa Ueland - 137-140 Where and How the Child Plays
by Samuel S. Fleisher - 140-147 Every-Child—What He Needs and What We Have to Offer Him in Education
by Benjamin C. Gruenberg - 148-150 Pre-School Development and Education
by Arnold Gesell - 151-154 Every—Child—How He Develops Spiritually
by Ella Lyman Cabot - 154-159 The Problems of Children as the Health Agencies See Them
by Emily P. Bacon - 159-163 The Problems of Children as a Child Placing Agency Sees Them
by Martha J. Megee - 163-165 The Problems of Children as the High School Sees Them
by Lucy L.W. Wilson - 165-169 What Professional Training Means to the Social Worker
by Forrester B. Washington - 169-171 Some Reasons for the Development of the Professional School
by Kenneth L.M. Pray - 172-175 The Place of a Professional School in Training for Social Work
by Neva R. Deardorff - 175-178 The Responsibility of the Trustee in the Development of the Trained Staff
by James M. Willcox - 178-183 Every-Child—How He Keeps His Mental Health
by Frankwood E. Williams - 183-189 Every-Child—How He Keeps Well
by Royal Storrs Haynes - 190-190 Merriam, Charles Edward, and Barnes, Harry Elmer. A History of Political Theories. Pp. XII, 597. New York: The Macmillan Company
by N/A - 190-192 Robinson, Edgar E. The Evolution of American Political Parties . Pp. viii, 382. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1924
by N/A - 192-193 Ray, P. Orman. An Introduction to Political Parties and Practical Politics. Pp. 690. Third Edition. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1924
by Victor J. West - 193-193 Joad, C. E. M., Introduction to Modern Political Theory. Price, $1.00. New York: World's Manuals, Oxford University Press
by J.H. Leek - 193-194 Peck, Harvey Whitefield. Taxation and Welfare. Pp. 265. Price, $2.50. New York: The Macmillan Company
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 194-194 Parmelee, Maurice. Blockade and Sea Power. Pp. x+449. Price, $3.00. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1924
by N/A - 194-195 Whelpley, J. D. Reconstruction. Pp. 383. Price, $3.50. New York and London : Funk and Wagnalls Company
by N/A - 195-195 Abbott, Wilbur C. The New Barbarians. Boston: Little, Brown and Company
by Clinton Rogers Woodruff - 195-196 Fairchild, Henry Pratt. Immigration: A World Movement and Its American Significance. Revised Edition. Pp. 520. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1925
by Edward Alsworth Ross - 196-196 Schneider, Theodore I. Budgetary Control for the Cloak and Suit Industry. Pp. XIII, 150. New York: Maxwell Keller Publishing Company
by N/A - 196-196 Wolman, Leo. The Growth of American Trade Unions 1880-1923 . Pp. 170. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
by N/A - 196-197 Harrison Shelby M., and Associates. Public Employment Offices . Pp. 685. Price, $3.50. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1924
by Paul H. Douglas - 197-197 Brookings, Robert S. Industrial Ownership. Pp. 107. Price, $1.25. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1925
by N/A - 197-198 Selekman, Ben M. Sharing Management with the Workers. Pp. 142. Price, $1.50. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1924
by Malcolm Keir - 198-198 Williams, James M., PH. D. Our Rural Heritage. Pp. 246. Price, $3.00. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1925
by J.O. Hertzler - 198-198 Aallport, Floyd Henry. Social Psychology. Pp. XIV, 453. Price, $2.50. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company
by N/A - 198-199 Beach, Walter Greenwood. An Introduction to Sociology and Social Problems. Pp. XVI, 369. Price, $2.25. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1925
by L.L. Bernard - 199-199 Fryer, Douglass. Vocational Self-Guidance. Pp. 379. Price, $3.00. Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott Company, 1925
by William C. Ash - 199-200 Akagi, Roy Hidemichi, PH.D. The Town Proprietors of the New England Colonies. A Study of Their Development, Activities and Controversies, 1620-1770 . Pp. 348. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1924
by Charles M. Andrews
July 1925, Volume 120, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by L.S. Rowe - 1-6 The Dawes Plan in Operation
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 7-10 The Burden of Germany's Obligations Under the Dawes Plan
by Edwin Walter Kemmerer - 11-15 The Dawes Plan a Temporary Basis for Reparation Payments
by Oscar T. Crosby - 16-19 The Question of International Debts
by John Jay O'Connor - 20-22 Foreign Liabilities and Assets and the Dawes Plan
by George W. Norris - 23-29 Should the United States Be Reimbursed by Debtor Countries and How?1
by George E. Roberts - 30-35 Debt Cancellations from an English Viewpoint
by George Paish - 36-40 The International Debt Question
by Roland W. Boyden - 41-44 Inter-Allied Debts and America's Opportunity
by J. Henry Scattergood - 45-50 A Plea for Practical Co-operation and Understanding in the Settlement of World Debts
by Herbert Adams Gibbons - 51-58 The Economic Significance of the Inter-Ally Debts
by Magnus W. Alexander - 59-61 Debt Complexities and Obscurities
by Victor Rosewater - 62-64 Cancel War Debts and Reparations
by John A. Ryan - 65-66 Possibility of Disarmament—Necessity for United States Co-operation
by Henry T. Allen general - 67-68 Possibility of Disarmament
by Timothy A. Smiddy - 69-76 Can Courts and Tribunals Maintain World Peace?
by William L. Rodgers REAR ADMIRAL - 77-80 The Possibilities of Disarmament
by Bradley Allen Fiske Rear Admiral - 81-86 Is Disarmament Possible?
by Arthur Deerin Call - 87-89 Some Considerations Regarding a Limitation of Armaments
by William Mitchell BRIGADIER GENERAL - 90-95 America as Creditor Nation
by Alvin Johnson - 96-97 Fostering International Good Will Through Foreign Investments
by Jerome S. Hess - 98-101 Why the United States Should Encourage Foreign Investments
by F.J. Lisman - 102-107 The Political Experience of the United States as a Basis for Co-operation with Europe
by Charles G. Fenwick - 108-111 Some Views of Present-Day European Conditions in Their Relations to the Questions of Peace and International Security
by Slavko Y. Grouitch - 112-114 The Effect of the Present Attitude of the United States Toward the League of Nations
by Manley O. Hudson - 115-124 The Relation of the United States to the Permanent Court of International Justice
by Justice John H. Clarke - 125-128 The World Court
by Henry W. Taft - 129-133 European Insecurity and American Policy
by David Hunter Miller - 134-135 American Public Opinion and International Security
by Miller D. Steever - 136-141 The Outlawry of War
by Willilam Hard - 142-146 Is It Wise to Make War Illegal and Unconstitutional?
by Hiram Bingham - 147-151 Steps Towards the Outlawry of War
by James G. Mcdonald - 152-152 Our Duty to Outlaw War
by Hamilton Fish JR - 153-156 The Outlawry of War — The Next Step in Civilization
by Raymond Robins - 157-158 Psychology of Education in Outlawing War
by Norman Hapgood - 159-161 The Problem of Security
by James T. Shotwell - 162-164 HEATON, JOHN L. Cobb of "The World." Pp. 397. Price, $10.00. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company
by Roland S. Morris - 164-164 SUTLIFFE, ROBERT STEWART. Impressions of an Average Juryman. Pp. 114. Price, $1.00. New York: D. Appleton and Company
by Clarence N. Callender - 164-164 FARBMAN, MICHAEL. Bolshevism in Re treat. Pp. viii, 312. Price, 15/. Lon don: W. Collins Sons and Company, 1923. FARBMAN, MICHAEL. After Lenin. Pp. 280. Price, 7s. 6d. London: Leonard Parsons, Ltd., 1924
by W.Y. Elliott - 165-165 HUDSON, MANLEY O. The Permanent Court of International Justice, and the Question of American Participation. Pp. ix, 388. Price, $4.00. Harvard Univer sity Press, 1925
by J.W. Garner - 165-166 MOON, PARKER THOMAS. Syllabus on International Relations. Pp. 276. Is sued by the Institute of International Relations. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1925
by John Eugene Harley